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“There’s still time to change your hat.”
New York Yankees ace Chien-Ming Wang turned in one of the worst starts of his career at the worst possible time. via South Florida Sun-Sentinel
“There’s still time to change your hat.”
New York Yankees ace Chien-Ming Wang turned in one of the worst starts of his career at the worst possible time. via South Florida Sun-Sentinel
“His finger’s not bothering him, his foot’s not bothering him, mentally he is focused.”
By Tariq Ali on Oct 5, 2007 in Cavaliers News As results of leg, fingers injuries that plagued Hughes for the last two seasons, for the first time Larry Hughes is 100 percent healthy. via CavsNews.com
The Cavaliers kick off training camp this morning with their annual media day, so here’s a look at a bunch of questions surrounding a franchise that is coming off its first trip to the NBA Finals: How will the … via Chronicle-Telegram
LeBron James is treating his appearance on tonight’s ‘’Saturday Night Live'’ season premiere like a fast break. via Chicago Sun-Times
It’s a threat, but not a viable one. The agent for Cavaliers swingman Sasha Pavlovic told The Sporting News that playing in Europe this year is a possibility. via The Morning Journal
“I don’t think we’ve reinvented the wheel, but we really like the layout.”
‘ If the Cavaliers fail in their quest to win a championship in 2007-08, it won’t be because they lack a state-of-the-art practice facility. via Medina County Gazette
“I’m sure LeBron is going to have clear cruising”
INDEPENDENCE, Ohio- The Cleveland Cavaliers have moved into a swanky new $25 million practice facility and the team brought along its sense of humor, for the most part. via Ohio News Network
Call it wishful thinking. Call it daily prayer. Call it hope. Is it a dream that Larry Hughes once averaged 22 points per game, and had steadily improved over the previous two seasons as a Washington Wizards?A … via MVN - Recent Articles
By GFO on Sep 4, 2007 in Cavaliers News Former Charlotte Bobcat Alan Anderson has been working out with coach and trainer Joe Abunassar at Impact Basketball in Las Vegas alongside the likes of Kevin Garnett, … via CavsNews.com
“There’s so much more to the game”
When the Cavaliers hired Paul Silas in 2003, it was thought he would mentor LeBron James, who was just entering the league. via New York Post
Troy Hudson in a Cavaliers uniform? Well, at least he wouldn’t cost much. If you don’t know who Troy Hudson is here’s a quick look at some of his vitals: 6′1″, 178; averaged 5.9 points and 2.1 assists per game … via The Plain Dealer
The Cavaliers have been one of the best home teams in the NBA during the past three years, winning 91 games at Quicken Loans Arena. via Akron Beacon Journal
“Whether it’s a trade or free agency, we’re very active on the phones every day.”
Contrary to popular opinion, Cavaliers general manager Danny Ferry is not sitting around sipping Mai Tais this summer. via The News-Herald
“I was looking at a team … that I felt we would have beat.”
The Knicks have been talking big this offseason. In an interview with MSG Network last week, Stephon Marbury said, ‘Our team, on paper, is a championship team.’ Last month Quentin Richardson said it was … via Norwalk Advocate
Cavaliers will play 31 times on national TV this season The Cavaliers are on national television 31 times this season, two fewer than the league maximum. via The News-Herald
CLEVELAND - Cavaliers fans will spend the holidays with LeBron James next season. via ZanesvilleTimesRecorder.com
Amid tainted referees, a postseason where the Finals occurred two rounds to soon, and a once-respected commissioner who has seemed to lost his fastball, the NBA did manage to get one thing right: it’s LeBron … via MVN - Recent Articles
“I just went out with a lot more confidence than I had in the past”
She’s had her heart broken a number of times like losing on a buzzer-beater. If you are a Cleveland Cavaliers fan, just remember what you felt like after “the shot.” But there was no quit in the 2002 Western … via Norwalk Reflector
Wade %%endhead%% LeBron James and his Cavaliers teammates will spend Christmas at home this year - with a special present of a basketball game against the Miami Heat and James’ good friend Dwyane Wade. via The Plain Dealer
As each day of NBA free agency passes by, the chances of the Cavaliers taking part in the fun dwindles. via The News-Herald